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Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz

Geoscienсеs

M.Sc. (Master of Science)
M.Sc.
Degree
120
ECTS
EnglishEnglish
German (and some English)
Language
Winter Semester: 15 Sep
Application Deadlines
4 semesters
(Starting: Winter Semester)
Duration
Free
Tuition Fees (per semester)
Starting
Winter Semester
Mode of Admission:
no admission restriction 
Application:
directly at university
Study Mode:
On campus

Five Reasons to choose this Master's Program


1
Flexible Study – Targeted Specialization
The modular structure of the curriculum allows students to pursue their own interests – such as volcanology, high-resolution paleoclimatology, structural geology, paleontology, biomineralization or geochemistry. Elective courses and a dedicated project module promote the early application of scientific methods in research-related contexts. → More Info
2
Career Entry in Research, Industry, and Government
Thanks to the solid methodological training and strong practical orientation, graduates are well prepared for a wide range of professional fields – including roles in the environmental and raw materials sectors, museums, geohazard management, engineering and consulting firms, government agencies, or by pursuing a doctoral degree at JGU. → More Info
3
Geosciences for the 21st Century
The program focuses on key challenges of the 21st century – including climate change, geohazards, and resource security. Students gain relevant expertise for contributing to societal transformation processes.
4
Academic Excellence Meets Urban Convenience
JGU Mainz combines academic excellence with an outstanding student experience. Located in the dynamic Rhine-Main region, the university offers a lively campus atmosphere and quick access to cities like Frankfurt, Cologne, and beyond.
5
Excellent Doctoral Opportunities at MPGC
Outstanding opportunities for doctoral studies are available through the Max Planck Graduate Center Mainz – an interdisciplinary network linking the university with Max Planck Institutes, offering access to state-of-the-art infrastructure and international research exchange. → More Info

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